Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Sheriff Drew's fees during the month
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| Sheriff Drew's fees during the month of
January amounted to S74 40.
] lyman & O'Malley give another of their
socials at Jacobs Hall this evening.
Twenty-Five carloads of beef cattle came
over from Reno this morning, going to
San Francisco.
| During the month of January County
License Collector Dolan received for IL
censes the sum of 81 AS.
| Notaries were yesterday appointed by the
Governor as follows: George A. Whitby,
Modesto; J. ]. Perkins, Santa Barbara.
On the hill it was showing and drifting
yesterday, and the snow pillow was put in
service between the Summit and Truckee
| Hog cholera is again raging in Yolo
county One resident, Otto Schluer, has
lost forty head of the animals during the
| past week.
Rev. DR.. Mcdonald will conduct fare
well service at the Central NJ. Z. Church
this evening, and the Sixth. street Church
will unite in the exercises.
Yesterday, in Department Two of the
Superior Court, Giavani Zercoyich, native
OF Austria, was admitted to citizenship on
the testimony Of G. Deluchi and NJ Co.
lombo.
morning from Cacheville to Woodland, a
distance of six miles, in twenty-six min
ntes, which may be considered tolerably
fast road time.
A few drops of rain fell in this city early
yesterday afternoon, but The dark clouds
overhanging the city about that time, and
earlier in the day, refused to yield as much
as good sprinkle.
In Justice Posts Court yesterday the case
of Oscar Blodgett, charged with the petit
larceny of turkeys, which has been hang
ing fire for several weeks, was dismissed,
by consent of the prosecution.
Before the Museum Association, at its
regular meeting this evening, an interesting
paper on telescopes is to be read, with illus
trations of the powers and capacities of
these space searchers. The public has free
admission to these meetings.
A mineral patent has been received at the
Sacramento Land Office and is ready for de-
livery to John Gallagher, for the" Gala
CHER Quartz Mine" section 5, township II
north, range II east, in the Georgetown
Mining District, Ell Dorado county.
United States Revenue Collector Bernett
has received instructions from headquar-
tiers to the effect that all keepers of hotels,
restaurants or eating houses who furnish
their guests with wine at the table shall
pay the same license as retail dealers in
liquors.
Four thousand feet OF track were laid at
the front of the California and Oregon
Railroad on Monday, reaching to within
1000 feet of Montague. the station that
will be the nearest 10 Yreka and yesterday
the tracklayers reached Montague and con-
tinued on.
Thomas Stephens, who came down from
Placerville yesterday, reports heavy rains
in Ell Dorado county Monday night and up
TO noon Tuesday. The farmers have had
all the rains they require in that section,
and crops never had finer appearance or
were farther advanced at this season of the
year.
Local officer Nash and citizen arrested
yesterday, on charge of being a healthy
beggar, young man named Tom Foster
who had stationed himself on h street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, and impor-
tuned all passers for a little assistance"
He gave Nash race for over two blocks
before he was captured.
The satchei stolen from Dr. W. A. Briggs
buggy Saturday evening was found yester-
day morning in the yard of his residence.
The thief had cut it Open but finding that
it contained only surgical instruments, he
good-naturedly took the trouble of return
ing it to the doctor, and did not wait for
the reward advertised in the RECORD
UNION.
As was recently intimated in the RECORD
UNION would be the case E. A Beardslee
retired from the position of manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Office in this city
with the close of January, to take like
position with the Postal Telegraph Co.,
and W. ]. Martin, of San Francisco, who
has been in the employ of the Western
Union Co. for several years, will fill the
vacancy made by Mr.. Beardslees resgna-
ton.
The ladies of st. Paul's parish gave
very interesting social in the basement of
the church last evening. A most excellent
programme was rendered, as follows
Piano solo, Charles Heisen, Jr.; vocal solo,
Mrs. Addie Carter; recitation, Mrs. Sead-
Ter; vocal solo, Miss Gates piano solo.
Miss Siddons; vocal solo, Mrs. Wilhelm.
Each number was deservedly well received
After the programme finished refreshments
were served to all present, and the evening
closed enjoyably.